disappointend
Wow, you'd think he would have at least been able to get back into his house after such a shitty day, but no, he'd lost his keys while running from that pack of dogs. What a disappointend.
disappointend by bbb4GM August 24, 2010
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Disappointment
Disappointment by FALLEN MC February 3, 2009
Disappointment island
Disappointment island by Kidswillbekids May 17, 2019
Disappointment
Disappointment by Michael Randy “crust” Jackson March 26, 2020
Disappointment
Mom: Robert! Get in here! You got a B? What a disappointment to this family. Go outside and sleep in the cold.
*I proceed to grab my teddy bear and Bible and go outside to appease my crazed mother*
*I also slap myself repeatively while self-scolding myself for my sins against my mother*
*I proceed to grab my teddy bear and Bible and go outside to appease my crazed mother*
*I also slap myself repeatively while self-scolding myself for my sins against my mother*
Disappointment by xX_Chromosones_Xx December 3, 2018
Disappointment
Disappointment by Ry703 May 13, 2019
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